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Views and news about Coremine Vitae and personalised healthcare.
October 2019, Personalised Medicine
Jimita joined PubGene to work in Coremine Vitae’s Case Analysis Team where she analyses patient cases, identifies treatment options and conducts research. As both a Pharmacist and PhD in Medicine, her background is a perfect complement to the team. Learn more about Jimita, her expectations for joining the team and her experience so far…
October 2019, Digital Health
Getting the right treatment sometimes involves tedious trial and error. As a patient, your prescribed treatment may not work, or you experience too many side-effects interfering with the quality of your life and/or that can lead to complications. Enter machine learning and intelligent health: very exciting work is going on now to teach machines to do a better job at diagnosing patients and prescribing better suited treatments.
July 2019, Personalised medicine
June 2019, Digital Health
After a year and a half of helping people around us, it is time to grow our personalized medicine services digitally and reach out to more people. With scaling comes hard choices. We want to let you know that we will not give away the values that made us to what we are now. Here are our set of rules, where we commit to excellence no matter what.
May 2019, Health Economics
PubGene pitched to recruit Health Economics students, an opportunity organized by Norway HealthTech at Oslo Science Park.
May 2019, Bioinformatics
Our Subject Matter Expert Anne Lise Børresen Dale invited PubGene to the workshop “Towards in silico-guided clinical trials in cancer”, bringing international experts in fields such as systems medicine, mathematical oncology and bioinformatics to discuss novel clinical trial concepts for personalized cancer medicine. Here are just a few of the highlights.
May 2019, Digital Health
Have you ever wondered why it is so hard to get your own medical records from hospitals and other healthcare providers? Have you experienced that none of the medical doctors you encounter have the whole picture?
The country of Norway decided to tackle this problem 6 years ago, by launching the “One Citizen, One Health Record” program. How is this going in practice? Clinicians and IT professionals told their reality at the annual eHealth conference organized by the Data Association and the Medical Association of Norway.